An anterior cruciate ligament injury can cause instability and swelling in the knee. Structured rehabilitation may help restore strength and stability, whether or not surgery is planned.
Common symptoms
- A pop or sudden pain at the time of injury
- Rapid knee swelling
- Feeling of instability or giving way
- Difficulty pivoting or changing direction
How physiotherapy may help
- Swelling and range-of-motion management
- Progressive quadriceps and hamstring strengthening
- Balance and neuromuscular training
- Return-to-sport testing and guidance
When to seek medical review
Seek prompt medical review after a knee injury with a pop, rapid swelling, inability to bear weight, or repeated giving way.
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At a glance
An anterior cruciate ligament injury can cause instability and swelling in the knee. Structured rehabilitation may help restore strength and stability, whether or not surgery is planned.
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